Katja Gentinetta

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Philosopher, author, TV moderator

She is a Swiss political and economic philosopher, author, TV moderator. She is a lecturer at the universities of Lucerne and Zurich, member of the International Committee of the Red Cross. She is also vice-president of the European Forum Alpbach.

Katja Gentinetta on the Schedule 2023

All times in CEST

Friday, 25. August

Starting times
Afternoon
How Will AI Shape Humanity and Vice Versa?
English 60
Artificial intelligence both augments and disrupts human capacities and activities. Due to the speed and process of the AI revolution, humanity might struggle to adapt. Changes due to AI might be perceived as new freedoms or dangerous dependencies. As this coexistence of humanity and AI becomes the new normal, how will our lives change? What will it mean to be human in the age of AI?   Session objective: Building understanding – Build your understanding by learning about personal insights and experiences as well as developments in science, society, politics or world affairs. 
Congress Centrum Alpbach , CCA – Herz-Kremenak-Saal
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17:00 - 18:00 How Will AI Shape Humanity and Vice Versa?
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Saturday, 26. August

Starting times
Afternoon
Why Women Should Run the World
English 60
Women have historically been underrepresented in leadership roles and have faced various forms of discrimination and barriers to accessing high-ranking positions. Studies have shown that women bring collaborative leadership styles and a focus on social issues that can lead to more equitable and inclusive policies. How do they overcome the obstacles they face? How can women set their own agenda and shape their respective fields?   Session objective: Building understanding – Build your understanding by learning about personal insights and experiences as well as developments in science, society, politics or world affairs. 
Congress Centrum Alpbach , CCA – Herz-Kremenak-Saal
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17:00 - 18:00 Why Women Should Run the World
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Monday, 28. August

Starting times
Noon
Brown Bag Lunch: Should Europe scale back Globalisation?
60
 Shortages of gas, chips, medicines and many other products: The Corona crisis and the war in Ukraine have shown that supply chain disruptions lead to bottlenecks and dependency makes people vulnerable to blackmail. Should we scale back globalisation and go back to ‘made in Europe’? Economic philosopher Katja Gentinetta and European policy expert Rainer Münz discuss this with Andreas Schnauder, editor-in-chief at Der Pragmaticus.  
Congress Centrum Alpbach , CCA – Liechtenstein-Saal
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12:30 - 13:30 Brown Bag Lunch: Should Europe scale back Globalisation?
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